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The top court had stayed the contempt proceedings against the Central government officials initiated by the Delhi High Court over the issue.

Covid-19 updates: Currently, 12 states and union territories have more than one lakh active cases in India

The death toll rose to 18,739 as 341 people succumbed to the deadly virus in the last 24 hours .Meanwhile, with 19,085 people recovering from the disease, the recovery total touched 11,83,093

India has been badly hit by the second wave of coronavirus infections and hospitals in several states are reeling under a severe shortage of vaccines, oxygen, drugs, equipment and beds

The attendees will include deputy CM Manish Sisodia and state health minister Satyendar Jain.Delhi is currently under lockdown till 10 May

The Delhi government, in association with a non-profit organization, has kitted out more than a dozen autorickshaws with hand sanitizers and face masks, while oxygen cylinders are provided on a need basis

Delhi's decision comes hours after the Hyderabad-based CCMB debunked reports of a unique or a novel strain circulating in Andhra Pradesh, particularly in Visakhapatnam

CM Kejriwal said that it was for the first time Delhi received over 700 metric tonnes of life-saving gas amid the unprecedented Covid-19 crisis that has killed thousands in the national capital

HCL Group on Thursday said it is extending support for COVID-19 care facilities in Delhi-NCR, including facilitating setting up of hospital beds, as part of its efforts to support relief efforts

Delhi has vaccinated 68,205 people in the last 24 hours. Overall, 35,52,037 beneficiaries have received Covid-19 vaccines to date

Those requiring oxygen can apply with a valid photo id, Aadhar card details, Covid positive report and other documents like CT scan report if available on delhi.gov.in

The Court asked the Delhi government's counsel to look into it and adjourned the hearing till tomorrow .The Court was hearing a petition filed by advocate Rakesh Malhotra on various issues that arose due to an unprecedented surge in COVID-19 cases in the national capital

'We did not receive it from our regular sources but Centre arranged it from other states and gave Delhi the oxygen that was being sent elsewhere,' AAP MLA Raghav Chadha said

Of the 113 in the study, 107 had received the second dose of the vaccine.Except one person who required hospitalisation, all others had mild COVID-19 disease, the researchers said

In a letter to the CBSE, the government also cited the high positivity rate, the rising number of COVID-19 cases in the national capital and the lockdown imposed in the city till May 10 .The CBSE has said that the marks for Class 10 students will have to be submitted by schools by June 11

The SC asked the Centre to comply with the court's orders of supplying 700 MT oxygen to Delhi daily as the 'pandemic in Delhi is at a very critical stage'.The top court has also put on hold Delhi HC's contempt notice to Centre. The court wants a plan for oxygen supply to Delhi by 10:30 am tomorrow

The court said it was pained to see the attitude of the Centre towards the supply of oxygen to Delhi when even hospitals are reducing the number of beds due to the shortage in oxygen

Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia said all the centres witnessed 100 per cent turnout on the first day.

The installation of medical oxygen plants at the national capital's AIIMS and the Ram Manohar Lohia hospital have already been started and is likely to be completed by tonight.Oxygen supply to Covid-19 patients will begin from tomorrow

So far, Delhi has received roughly 464 metric tonnes of oxygen, as per the railway ministry's data. The total daily quota of oxygen for the city is 590 tonnes

The government said that 40 lakh items of 24 different categories have been dispatched to 86 institutions in different states

Oxygen shortage in Delhi: The High Court suggested that the Centre must rope in experts from IIMs and IITs to provide a smooth supply of liquid medical oxygen.

All autorickshaw and taxi drivers in Delhi will receive financial assistance of ?5,000 each

This is the third day on the trot that the capital has recorded over 400 fatalities due to the deadly virus.

Bajaj, who is a lawyer and the Joint Secretary of the Delhi High Court Bar Association, has claimed that there are more than 25 firms in India that manufacture the medicine, but only six to eight of them are permitted to sell it in the domestic market and the rest were producing it for exports alone